---
title: Times and Seasons
description: Issues of 1844 to 1845.
authors:
  - Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
editors:
  - Ebenezer Robinson
  - Don Carlos Smith
  - Smith, Joseph, Jr.
  - Taylor, John
collections:
  - periodicals
tags:
  - newspaper
  - times-and-seasons
  - nauvoo
  - nineteenth-century
periodical: Times and Seasons
volume: 5
number: 8
published: 1844-04-15
publisher: E. Robinson and D. C. Smith; later John Taylor
publisher_place: Commerce and Nauvoo, Illinois
language: en
type: article
reference: "“Special Conference,” *Times and Seasons* 5, no. 8 (April 15, 1844): 504–506."
printed_title: SPECIAL CONFERENCE.
source:
  url: https://archive.org/details/per_utah-and-the-mormons_times-and-seasons_1844-04-15_5_8
  transcription: Text from the Centerplace.org transcription (https://www.centerplace.org/history/ts/v5n08.htm), with its page breaks; this Internet Archive scan is the reference copy (its OCR was used only as a witness for OCR repair)
  identifier: per_utah-and-the-mormons_times-and-seasons_1844-04-15_5_8
start_page: 504
end_page: 506
curator_note: A Mormon newspaper published by the church in Nauvoo; included for historical study. Inclusion does not imply endorsement.
rights:
  status: public-domain
  basis: US publication 1844 (Nauvoo, Illinois); published before 1931, so public domain in the United States
  source: https://archive.org/details/per_utah-and-the-mormons_times-and-seasons_1844-04-15_5_8
  publication_year: 1844
---

# Special Conference

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We publish the names and destinations of the elders this week, and purpose giving particulars of the business transacted by conference in our next number.

The following is a list of the names of the elders who are appointed to the several states, together with their appointments. Those who are numbered with the figures 1 and 2, will take the presidency of the several states to which they are appointed.

MAINE.

Josiah Butterfield 1st Ellridge Tuffs 2nd Sylvester B. Stoddard Jonathan H. Hale Henry Herriman John Moon

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Willard Snow 1st Howard Egan 2nd Alvin Cooley John S. Twiss Charles A. Adams Pethuel Miller Abraham D Boynton Harley Morey David Clough Calvin Reed Chillon Mack Isaac Barton Israel Barlow

MASSACHUSETTS.

Daniel Spencer lst Milton F. Bartlett Daniel Loveland Joseph J Woodbury Wm. H Woodbury John R Blanchard George Lloyd Orlando D H ovey Nathaniel Ashby Samuel P Hoyt Daniel W Gardner

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RHODE ISLAND William Seabury 1st Melvin Wilbur Thomas MacTaggart

CONEECTICUTT. [Connecticut]

E. H. Davis lst Q. S. Sparks

VERMONT

Erastus Snow 1st William Ide Denman Cornish Jeremiah Hatch Martin Titus William Haight John D Chase Josiah H Perry Amos Hodges Warren Snow Dominicus Carter Levi Hancock Alfred Cordon Charles Snow James Snow A. M. Harding Isaac Houston

NEW YORK.

Charles Wandell 1st Marcellus Bates 2d Truman Gillett A. A. Farnham Edmund Ellsworth Gregory Bentley Homer C Hoit Isaac Chase Simeon A Dunn Daniel Shearer James W Phippin James H Van Natta Samuel P Bacon Bradford Elliott J R G Phelps Joseph B Noble John Tanner Thomas E Fuller O M Duel Samuel White Wm. R R Stowell Wm. D Pratt Marcellus McKown Horace S Eldridge Wm. Newland Allen Wait Wm. H Parshall C H Wheelock Timothy B Foot George W Fowler Henery [Henry] L Cook Wm. W Dryer Elijah Reed Solon Foster Hiram Bennett Chandler Holbrook Lyman Hall Wm. Felshaw Daniel Fisher D H Redfield Martin H Tanner Gilbert D Goldsmith Charles Thompson B C Ellsworth Archibald Bates David Pettigrew Ellis Eames

NEW JERSEY.

Ezra T Benson 1st John Pack

PENNSYLVANIA.

David Yearsley 1st Edson Whipple 2nd John Duncan Stephen Post G W Crouse Jacob Shoemaker Stephen Winchester Hyrum Nyman J M Cole Charles Warner Wm P McIntire Jacob Zundall Orin D Farlin Henry Mower George Chamberlain Thomas Hess A J Glaefke Henry Deane James Downing

DELAWARE

John Jones Jonathan O Duke Warren Snow Justus Morse

MARYLAND

Jacob Hamblin Patrick Norris Lyman Stoddard

VIRGINIA.

Benj Winchester 1st Seabert C Shelton 2nd George D Watt 3rd Chapman Duncan Joseph King Peter Fife Robert Hamilton James Par

NORTH CAROLINA.

A. McRae 1st. Aaron Razer 2nd. Thomas Guymon George Watt John Holt John Houston James Sanderson

SOUTH CAROLINA.

Alonzo LeBaron lst Wm D Lyman Wm Smith John M Emell Ekells Truly GEORGIA. Morgan L Gardner Miles Anderson Isaac Beebee S E Carpenter

KENTUCKY.

John D Lee 1st D H Rogers Samuel B Frost John O Angus Charles Spry John H Reid Wm Watkins D D Hunt M B Welton Horace B Owens Joseph Holbrook Hiram W Mikesell Garrett W Mikesell

TENNESSEE. A O Smoot lst Alphonzo Young 2nd W W Riley Amos Davis Libeus T Coons Jackson Smith Wm P Vance H D Buys Alfred D Young J J Caststeel Joseph A Kelting Jonathan Hampton Alfred Bell Armstead Moffit David P Rainey James Holt Warren Smith John J Sasnett Joseph Younger George W Langley George Penn Henry B Jacobs John L Fullmer Joseph Monut

ALABAMA.

Benjamin Clapp 1st Lorenzo D Butler George W Brandon Thomas J Brandon

MISSISSIPPI.

John B Walker Daniel Tyler Ethan Barrows

LOUISIANA.

J B Bosworth lst Wm Nelson Henry H Wilson John Kelly George Pew Lorenzo Moore

ARKANSAS.

Andrew A Timmons John A McIntosh Darwin Chase Nathaniel Levett OHIO Lorenzo Snow 1st Lester Brooks 2nd Alfred Brown John J Riser James Carroll L O Littlefield John M Powers Milo Andrus John Lovelace Wm H Folsom

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John Cooper Simeon Carter John Nichols David Jones Nathaniel Childs Jesse Johnson John A Casper Joseph Rose Wm Brothers Jared Porter John W Roberts Wm Batson George C Riser Clark Rewis B W Wilson A W Condit Loren Babitt Elijah Newman Milton Stow Edson Barney Hiram Dayton Lysander Dayton Jacob Morris Ezra Strong J M Emmett Allen Tulley Phinehas H Young S P Hutchins Joseph H Foster Nathan T Porter Ezra Vincent

INDIANA.

Amasa Lyman 1st George P Dykes 2nd A L Lamoreaux Charles Hopkins F M Edwards Salmon Warner Franklin D Richards Samuel W Richards John Mackly James Newberry Abraham Palmer John G Smith Urban Stewart Washington Lemon Edward Carlin Lorenzo Young Wm Snow Nathan Tanner Wm Martindale Henry Elliott Aaron Farr John Jones Frederick Ott

MICHIGAN.

C C Rich lst Harvey Green 2nd Thomas Dunn R D Sprague Joseph Curtis Zebedee Coltrin Reuben W Strong Levi N Kendall Wm Savage David Savage I Van Deuzen Graham Coltrin Samuel Parker Jeremiah Curtis Charles W Hubbard Stephen D Willard Wm Gribble

ILLINOIS.

Elisha H Groves lst Morris Phelps 2nd E R Swackhammer H Omstead} Galena H W Barnes} Galena Hiram Mott David Candland W A Duncan Wm O Clark Almon Bathrick Philip H Buzzard Zachariah Hardy John Hammond George W Hickerson Daniel Allen David Judah Thomas Dobson James Nelson David Lewis John Vance Samuel Mulliner John Gould Zenos H Gurley Jefferson Hunt J L Burnham David J Kershner Nathaniel Levett John Lawrence Nathan A West Levi Jackman Abel Lamb Howard Corey Stephen Markham Levi Stewart James Graham Timothy S Hoyt Duncan McArthur

MISSOURI.

Andrew H Perkins lst John Lowry 2nd William G Rule William Corey O M Allen Wm H Jordan

WISCONSIN TERRITORY.

S H Briggs

FREE.

F Nickerson lst A C Nickerson L S Nickerson

Those elders who are numbered in the foregoing list, to preside over the different states, will appoint conferences in all places in their several states where opportunities present, and will attend ALL the conferences, or send experienced and able elders-who will preach the truth in righteousness, and present before the people "General Smith's views of the power and policy of the general Government;" and seek diligently to get up electors who will go for him for the presidency. All the elders will be faithful in preaching the gospel in its simplicity, and beauty in all meekness, humility, long suffering and prayerfulness; and the Twelve will devote the season to traveling, and will attend as many conferences as possible.

Elder B. Winchester is instructed to pass through Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, North and South Carolina, and Virginia, to visit the churches, hold conferences and preside over them.

BRIGHAM YOUNG, Pres.

W. Richards, Clerk of the Quorum of the Twelve.

Nauvoo, April 15, 1844.
